. Prompt and ofloleht aervico at
all ti mes
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your our.
human 9mm:
J. PARKER. Manager.
7.147
Mrs. o. It; Morton. ol Winnein
street, is a guest or relatives in Danv
bury. '
and Miss Edith
Mina Carrie Petty .
in
Crossrnon are visiting schools
Brooklyn today.
. A special meeting or the Etiwm‘th
tongue will be hethis evening at the
Methodist Church
u...
iglort Bloom‘ was in town yesterday
and who a guest of his iatlnr. William
ii. Bloom oi Rowan street. 4
m‘
Misses S Amolin Whittaker. Cllill
lotto l. Frankie and Helena A. Mitohull
are visiting schools in ilridgoport to4
day.
Burr Gregory, who has boon laid up
for a low days at bin homo ln Krysor
place by an attack of the grip, is now
able to be out again.
m
Quite a number of young people took
advantage yesterday oi the condition
or the ice between the drawbridges to
utilize it for skating.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Howard, of
Stamford, wore guests yesterday oi
their son, John Howard, and the lat-
tor's family,»ol Winllold street.
Captain and Mrs. A. t,‘. liowoli ro-
tnrn<4d to tho city last night. having
about their woti'diiig‘unnl‘Vrrdary‘ with
their plil‘t'llili. Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Adams.
a.“
Yontordny at full tide the ion in the
limit Nor-walk channel practiraiiy loft.
but ovldontiy thought better oi tho lo-
cation, for it was all back again this
morning.
The oyster Bloomer Standard camp
in with a load of oysters Saturday
from tlroonport. She had been delay-
otl in hor start for South Norwalk by
the snow storm.
The special bloating of the Young
Men's Association which was pontpon-
oil from last wank on account of tho
high ochool opening exercises will be
held this evening in the Kymnanlnm.
George Sprune. engineer at the
Crescent Laundry. in continuing to
have a hard inside with his old friend
the grip. George hoped to bo able to
resume his duties this morning bill
was still laid up.
'l‘ho Earl Norwalk Wt‘illllt‘l‘ prophet
Was willing today to ulnlto his fair i4op~
Motion for veracity and torrent prog-
nontlcnllng on the Iitiileinont that it
will probably rain or snow within
twonty four hours, with more likeli-
hood of norm.
Someone with a funny twint wants
to know it John Colo'il operations on
.the Wanhlngton stmot bridge has been
in lino with the policoy of the town to
tilt in thi’iintirooohor to the draw. Mr.
Cole has been lottin: rid of a coniildor~
able quantity of the snow by dumping
it through the planking.
. W?
Proprietor George ll. Vim .tlntynn,
or the Crescent Laundry. has boon mn-
lting homo, linprovoinontii about bio on
tunnlvo ortuliliohnicut. One of the
vlmngoii is the initialisation of a his
now atttoinatin wauhlng maolllnp. to
tuko‘ the photo of tho ono that inns boon
in vorviw tor a number of yours.
uu‘ “as-
'l‘bnrn will be I npocliil blunting lull
or iiitoroiit tomorrow evonlnx» at tho
Lighthouse attrition on the Waiting
ion ntroot bridge. 'i‘ho Roy. 0 09:10?
hart, pastor or the Norivaiit Gunfire”;
liontii church, will deliver an undress
and Ii. chariot froth the South Norwnlk
Baptist church. will sing.
Many sititiwallis have heon cleaned
oi thomnmv, but. there are still Ironic
househoiiiorii who might do a little bot-
tor in the impact rolerrod to. For
some. the wind was so kind as to take
nil tit tho illltiw away, while othorii it
made udditlonin Ivorii on It‘tlillmii til
the drills. Tattoo an it whole, the liltin-
Iillovod. thamwati the
last previouti‘ snow
storm.
9” W
'l’h'e upociol revival services have
been no ammonium at East Avenue
Mothodllit Choral: during the part two
weeks that yilrterdny the pastor. Rev.
W W. Gillies. announced that they will
be continued thin wash. The services
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Thermometers have a great habit of
varying auditions is always some par-
tlculitr thermometero‘ that vie with
each other in the winter to show the
lowust temperature reading and in the
summon: the highest. This morning
they ranted oil of the way from 2 do
green below zero to 10 degrees above
Eight degrees above appeared to be a
conservative average.
M.
The Gregory Point Trolley car had"
to have. a passage woy dug for it you
torday morning invititth street This
in a hard etretch oi track for the car,
bu account or the persistent disponi~
tion of theiattow‘ to blow hack on the
tracks aside from this particular
opot no trouble was experienced yeti-
terday. the car, running out to the
Country Club on regular schedule.
The tug Addie V. had a hard tue4
ole with the ice of the harbor Sninr
day afternoon, when «he npont about
three hours bucking it, in an chart
to hronk out a [manage to n aclmnner
which she was to bring up to tho dock
of the Sterling Oyster Company. The
Addie -V'o job was coneidorablo light-
ened when a big oyster ntonmor nlill‘l- ‘
ed on the finite job of breaking tlic ice.
um
' William Radian and Print imoioy
were k811i. ,linsy with their big liltlil|lli
Saturday. The ice in the limit .\‘or
wallt chaotic] got under any on ac
count of the north wind at full tide
and once the ice bogiun moving. notlr
lug will strip it. Mr. lA)\'e_l()_\"i'i boat.
which also did ntnnls Friday. got ilil
tar as tho‘ tirat dolphin, from which lo»
nights will be puma All but weak, rm.
boys. which was scheduled to ho play
cd Saturday afternoon on Gorbafit‘l
pond Norman. was called on on ac
count of the alarm
There in now oxoolionl
about Harlem and Noratou. Goodrich
ally there in a bare spot ongronnd.
but there in such an abundance oi
snow of sort the right consistency that
thr- tow bad spots. which are moolly
on tho slderotidiilare not noticeable to
a ecrioun extent] ,
What the outcome oi the movement
avonno. Dorian. along the railroad
trnoiin to the itowayton. road will he
cannot yet be told. The ”Wilton.
whirh wan diocuiiaoii last wash by or.
llcinls of the-Connecticut Company
and tho solar-intro. has now boon anb
mlllod to the main otlioe of tho trolley
company. in New Haven.
w-.. mun—.4...—
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grumman on
tin-Inland a company oi friends at
whit-“lb Saturday evening at their homo
in llarlon. The early part of the day
nan such that it won doubtful it no
rial ovonlo of tho evening would be u
socoonn on ill‘t‘lllllll ot’ tlllllcully in at
trauma. but in tho attornoon tho
rlt‘Ii‘tll rlonrori away and by ovoninn it
wan clear, a now moon own showing.
Mr. and and Min, (lruinninn- worn ox-
roilonl bout and hilarious anti ilwir
fillvntn had a lion limo.
.u..¢uu.m
lilill’lllll
Arthur Sherwood in improving.
Judgv li‘ostrr spent Sundriy at his
, county residence in Crown Highway.
4......”
all r. and Mill Fred hietcall and son
cation her owner workrd buck around
linwliln‘n Point. The lion-inlets oyniorl
slottnior J Howard hoipod out illr l
Radian and towed tho inttor‘s boat to?
a point near the South Norwnlk riystori
dockii.
M... .:_. ._. on. .
host night'n sermon at tho [Cant Av-
onuo Methodist Church. by tho pastor.
llov. W. w. (lillioo, was on» or mighty
inspiration, and it tipienditl male chor-
onu undur the direction oi .\‘. Smith
Ferguson Illlt‘fl th<4 church with llilllilt‘.
Tho pastor pronchml on the woman
Who lonrhod the horn of tho hlastor'n
xarmt-nl, whirh Inado a drop impres-
nlou on the largo congregation. and in
oonuitiorod onloxoallent iororunnrr of
the special sarvicon thin Wt‘i‘ll. Tho
momlIt-ra of the maid rhorne which
took part in the service at tho East Av-
onne Methodlnt Church wrro N. Smith ;
Formmon. lrador. Chariot: A, Ruby.
Henry (luhrman, lrvlutt (t. llyimrton,
F. l. Merriam, W. Q. Merriam. .i. E.
Smith, ll .l. llipaon, Daniel li‘llomme-
diou. Janina Brown. ilorbort Mead.
Prod Hawkins, Curtis '1‘ floor. A. F.
Hathaway and Charles Albuworth.
lllllilllllli
'l‘iii4 Hll‘tlilit'l‘ .‘ilnglrliiti. of tir<4i4nporl.
Now \‘tzi'ii. iiri‘ivril lil tho tlorli oi illt‘
Kimono (lynlvi'
t'omintny.
with a loud or uyiilorn.
yontorduy.
”Mu-.mw-
Thorn will ho a meeting of tin- hull
leit' Auxlilnii of ltownylon liono (‘our
pony in the limo- bonito thin owning.
and all members arr rootioniuti to ho
printout. an iiiiporlant bnoinuioi will be
lruliaaotod.
W
,Aaron G. alcvcm told him. Eva Wat-
non. of New Milford. were married last
Wednesday in Port Charter, Now
Yarn. Tho brldn and groom are now
rum-lying onnqratnlntionn oi tliolr
frirndn at tho homo of tho groom in
lluwnylou uvonno.
‘l‘ho lintlirit’ Aid Boololy. ol‘ iiui
Molliotiliii Clinrrii, will llillil n Btlt'liilll"
in tho oliiipol Wtuinuutliiy pruning,
.llitititiry liilii. 'l‘ltti lllllt‘ town will in4
bponoti oi thin limo. 'l'hrrn will ohm
ho a utoi‘rruni. uttor whivh linbi rh-
i‘riniiinionis will ho novvril. a t'ill’lillli
invitation is dittoivtiril to all lbo nil-m-
born of the iioololy and their irlondu.
.0“
(‘irouml was broken tor the now
won't-bound railroad elation on 'l‘iiiirlr
day afternoon, but not much him been
done rinoo on account of the blluartl-
llito chow-storm which immediately fol
land. «it in thought. howdvsr. aotivo
oporotigno malt he resumed thin work.
The oinilroot tor the depth was awards
on tho; ti. Which Line: Company. at
Matilda. tutti they hire erected. ii
building our the liiil'iitllp oi limping
Inhriilaery tooth. titt‘u. nod mining lilo
cortisol. width will compuiia the priucl
'{ I
haw gone to Now York tor the “in
for .
Loonnrd Mnoltonzio spout ovor anti
do} with bill parrot: at Trinity roe
ion.
9. u... . . g“..-
Mr. and Mrs. Clinrlco \Vakoman
bnvo boon month of mlativne in Not
walk.
Hill: at
iiil
('linrlon lliilitloy our of too
roaidt‘iiln, in rtinilnoii to uni homo u
the grip.
Minn Edith Sowy in unable to at
Rit’lld to bur tlilllt'a in Norwuili union
to ilinosn.
Mrs. Linda ll. Mills in the Rlli’lii ol
Mra. ti. A. Mayor on State ntrooi
Bridgeport.
The snow storm Saturday llfln atop-
pod tho work of gathering it'o on the
local ponds.
——.. -.. . m..-» .—
'l‘ho' 'l‘rinlly guild will moi-t with
Ml‘n. Mat‘kdbzin iii llli‘ rot-iory on
Wt-rliitviiday.
Dr. W. ll. Whrt‘lor has boon the
izuont or Dr. Harold tlgdvn in l’orti
(Theater. N. Y.
Dru. ill-olurlnnd and liuinnii attend-
ed a medical meeting in New ilavnn
lain 'l’huriuiny.
i4'rnnlt Dilllvannl llllii in4<4iir<4il n no
nitloii with n niatiuinolurinit concern
in New York city.
m
Allic Mills, formerly a! thin town
hall taken the pooliion of manner of
the Bridgeport lroiloy uxproiiii.
William. son of William Slums oi
Norwaih. torlncrly or this village toll
down «lair: loot weak and received
brniiiel about the head.
Mina4Abbey Willard Gregory and
Frederick W. Wilcox worn niarrloti
hint week at the brido'ti homo in Wil-
ltln.
can...
T'l‘ho ronioniitranoro on grantinu “4
quot llt‘tllllltlli to John Mot‘nnu imp
l'niiqnnio Mariano worn hoard butnro
the county noniiiiishloncrii n the tilivu
liiiil. 'l'ho iiliinorii aboard iii the siti-
ltIouii who in an unsuitablh plum. No
abolition”: given.
;£
0‘ WW“
JOHNSON’O POOH IXHlIiT or
m WWW
hOB'l‘ON .mu... .1an H ~41ch
.lohnloi. Hui nudist. are It poor liar
Stanton at homily” when he row»
mill Sim: ”Jithiat %
4 it
giro whom-iron with trial
4mm mutt. at am
3‘7“": Wilton“ on 333”“
amn'liii 4n4ii. Milli, mm
on tilti- newton your. «mood land.
inhuman) Abound liliililllllti strand in
hill drills, honour. .
t
.y».
The drummed healthy contort her
tween the Dorian and Newton ochooi.
oleighinn
to bring about an extension of ill?“
‘ mm from the rain and of Railroad
EW‘
hioyoos ‘ln otho ..
' intern railroad-for loci-eased wagon
and improved. worltm conditions are
bound to’oreatsii morn serious cltua
lion than that warmly supposed. iii
the ottttement of one of the loading W
barman on the Now Haven road. Thin
Minority bollovon that botoro notice
nape more pmvallu between railroad
men and the comfionies tho durations
now at issue will have to. be noticed
on by tho government labor cummin-
sioner. 'l‘o state the oxart situation
intuitionv between the railroad oni-
ployees amblhe railroads all that need
be said iii that the men are dornnndlniir
bolttgr wagon owing to the increased
cosl4ol' living," hold this man who ir
known on a conservative but come-
what powerful labor oi‘tnnlsution load
or. To this the railroadu. not in so
many wordn poi-habit. but worth; iron-
which only one inference can hr
drawn, come back ivlih the aluminum
that if the cool oi living has admin-rd
on has the mat of railroad supplier
and that if wagon arr odyanrod ihor
the raliioada will oltbm have to ad
vance freight rains induct» rllvldl-nti
rate» or tiniImii to tho impairment oi
their servit‘o Dividends are not likely
to be out neither will the roads allow
lht‘ir new!” to ion to soon in any an
nroclablo extent, bub ii is more likely
that freight ration will be boosted
Incroaaod frolithl ruler. moans a loud
wall from the ultlpporn Such a wow
would no not it be bittcily optioned
That would it tho Work for tho iii-tor
ntate toininerre iotnmlxnion and thorn»
wine toniietnon bro prnpnrinx lot tho
trouble coming not later than next
iiprinhr it wager art» not raised thorn
may lii- Ii nirllto, if wagon ill‘t‘ l‘iiltit'tl or
Ito li'oight rotor. ll "'"llllli ratoii no at
no will the shippers oliurizo to the job
horn ilio iohbora prion to tho wlioir
salt-r ilit‘ wholt-nnlors to tho iolailorr
and tho roinilern to tho nonetiuwrs. and
llioro you am. Thu only way tho. rail
road turn ran boat the name in to so
onto an ndvanco mainr than the con
aoqurnt incronsod cost or the norm”
liar they one. lint what about tho
otlwr follow who done not fillflfl‘ in- tho
railroad lill'il'u improved rontiltlonu
,lio will havo more roman in com;
l plain of tho oxrmlrr coat of til kinds
of road. clothing and omrvihing vino.
in thin movomonl llw railroad mob
Inn» Qillll‘ dolor-milled to locate liellor
“altos 'llitil lit aolllod Tho rdiittiad
:tiritnnlanlionn nro dlrivrtvd to lunch of
hills by nliiowil liittglaliuia munorio
i the mun «moral of them having bow
lotion from railroad labor orannim
lions to illl important noicrnmom loin
>iii rmt‘til “.4an The) lino“ «on a
lull» of ”2" ram» not run are non plot
ii noniiy Ihi mart situation nhlri
gull) ilrliw w44hi n more demand: go in
inflow" tho raiirtinilii for a final film“
“W .
That the railmndn will mollo ii Bxh'
anoint-i crnutlnir iiirruiiisod wanna than
‘iuiittlmionut in my opinion tho Non
i lllilt‘ll will ntubliornii ilyxlii this propr
union in tln4 limit but not oniloistaud
to tho mount of permitting a strike o
,la i‘lliilliltt‘i‘n lt HMlllii to nw that be
ll‘ll‘ thin luminous iii mor hnili tho rail
l roadn and ialioR‘nwn will bo quilt» will
'. in: to submit l oir lfillllll“5_ nntlor iht
ldrdmnn law. in tho foilcrnl authorlllm
tor arbitration. in that event (‘bair
: Innn Knapp of tho lnlornlnto mmmcrri
”alumni-salon an ldilliil“ (‘ominiarionw
..\‘oili would bu tho anihorilirn to not
(in tho Vow ilavon and all tho nthoi
! maria omit of tho Miariaaippl and nortl
of tho ('honnpoako and Ohio iinno thr
own a t4 Iii-king for tho t‘iilriixo ntond
arii rain of wagon and on home line:
this lili‘tiiid it big advanco to tho men
ill will hi4 iii-aw in Rtllll" positions in
in» from“ nortlw on liii~.\ \ow "at
i ll
'i‘4lii lmnrvln of adjustment roprosont
illllt tin own will got rvnl busy with
libin affair tho inltrr part ol thin
llnmili. ’l‘ho oniinuitlrn on the Non
”own in duo to mini in two iliivon
t lanolin it; in uiiwt ioniiniiloo olllrorii
Rand tun dim. hum. ibi» in data "in“
Ilimit of ilniitiraloln inning oxpiroil
tho? will Milt that tlvuarnl Manny!“
Higgins ll: tho than and piano for
them to prrnont tliolv ilomanilu ill do
li-iil. Prom thou on llwto will hi4 soon
llv<~ly iloinnit in tho hold of railroad
labor.
MMDIN SCORNED All“ TROUB
AND FOR HIART IALM.
l'rctly Anna Korma. oi Port (thou
tor. lil.llllilfl hor ilttlo honrt away. and
for a good wanna, Andrew Slmclli. Ii
loot! looking young man at Stamford.
had promised to lotto her It: hiii bride.
but has docldmi that he will not marry
or at lonut, not marry Mills Kooma.
An a result illlfi hail Iliiid him tor $1.000
tor breach of prontlno. the unit hsv~
in; boon died in the Common Pleas
court. Mitiii Korma nliosoii that on or
about Nov, ll. Milli, iilw at tho request
at Rainrllt raid that the wowlnltmnrry
him. tho min-rhino to intro jllflt'ti in tini-
coma. and midst that who oonildml in
tho proinliio ol main. and Will invr
no l't’iliiilll why a should ruin, bur nit
lib; minim that rho lien alwnyu lawn
and Matlll math: in ninrry Andria.
'l‘lio plulntlfl mi! Hint rho hint man
in, Andra many union and niiliod him
to keep Mil pmmiao in bar. but ho will
not.
i
'iioi'li. Iowans.
Mannheim-4i. Blanch. city:
it. Hui-limit. Wilton; ii. brilliant-in;
city; i. W. hotter, Nbrwrllt: Misti
'lfijowhridtc, city, 33. Glaihi‘ir. til-idol.»
with L. “livid ind witdégliowirii; it
n. lowland. Borodin. citric .
wan thalliiiiliord. New noun; L. w.
limo and with. Jersey titty: ill. .l.
.itirtiiili. itrllln‘dillii'l: ll. flail tiniltord:i
ii. “i 011% «MW Ullji
"Bollour iiml Banliury Exported to Re-
ceive Maiarilles Larger Than
Ever Bolero
LONDON, Jan. i’lmclear weather
and Ii host at workers on althor side
nslns’thousnada of motor earn and cat
rinses to convey tardy voter: to tho
lilttions have promise of a record poll
being redorded at today’ ii election for
members of Parllainont. ”“‘ “ 4
in doubtful dirtriots, the party or-
x
gnnizers wore reinforord by an army
0! nativastiorn and. few voters escaped.
.ln all lot nettle were contotitod today.
Of these. 81 were London constituen
clan and 73 provincial boroughs. Lost
your the Unionists hold lid of th villi
tho ldbern‘io 52. and the lnboritca iii.
The proportion for London alone wait
Unionietn 1?, Liberals 12. anti Labor-
ltcii 2. The city or London itself in
quite hate for the llnionisto, and A. .l.
Balfour and Sir it. (i. Banbnry doubt-
lan will recoiw malorltleo even larger
than they had at the last election.
l‘hero pro a number of prirhlnent mom.
born or the last hound, lnwever. whooe
souls are in danger. .lohn Burns. pren-
itlnnt of tho local aovorninont board, is
having a hard light against A. alilrlcy
linen. Unlonint candidate {or llaitnr‘
sea llii'inioti. in 1908 Burns had a ma-
jority of mild. but that was abnormal.
his majority at the previous election
having been only Bill. T. .l. Mnrh‘ama
rh, Liberal candidate tor Coinboru‘oli
North Division. A. Bonnr Law, Union-
ist, for Cnmhorwoil Dulwich Division.
and W. ll. mini. Unionist for tho
Strand. are units,» notion». i no innovate
‘tloubtlonu will limo Greenwich and oth-
rr lJlIt-oin dintrirto. Among the pro
vlnrial nontn rontontnd today are
Blackburn. hold i‘il present by Philip
Snowden. moor, om» or tho loaders o:
the labor pni'ty. i‘lrintil, whore A
Birroll, labor. and t‘ lltllillmitit‘. hold
some and in whitli illlili'li‘ll-l both nidoe
brother roiiildonm- in mailing a clean
New; Hall. Merle. wScwraiitlo-on
Tyne. Shomold. York and Portsmouth.
where the i‘nionlnls arr depending, on
on Admiral Lord if. Boruslord, tilt-ii-
randidato and tin-ll druiunvlnlion oi
tho Lilli-rill naval policy to revel-no tho
hix Liberal mnloriiy rrtnrnoii at llli"
inst t'lflCllOli. 'l'ho candidacy of tho So
rioiint nominoo will assist tlwm. 'l‘uo
Wolsh and tour t-lrottlsb borourit. nil
norotoforo Liberal stronghold. will al-
so poll today. The Stock Harbour!» in
lllt“llllt'il to ho disappolntod that tilt‘
linlonlsis' ulna or Saturday were not
itrottler, and Hid dealings this morning
t‘nnnod a loss of homo advanrra roilin-
lorod laid work in anticipation ot a
Tory victory. Uillltlitlli 1'" fold, wlillv
homo rail» and Knmrn re lrnriinnal-
iv wonkor on roalizaliolia.
Ami-rloun annuities romnlnwl P't‘ilil)
it prlroii over purity.
John E. Rndniond, [or Wiilm‘lot‘ii
t‘lly, and nix othvr lrioli Nationalists.
worn rolurtiod unopposed iodu.‘
.MW . W. ;. -um
THE HAjERO' CASE.
Features at the Teotlmony Friday——
"Unionizmq."
in tho litiiiorn‘ tilnl oi ii 143. Loouv
it ("on of ilnnbnry. agninoi Martin
Lawlor and other». Friday. in tho I‘ll“
t‘illl rourt oi' ilw l’uilr-d Stairs, otlwr
itiaiiilinciuri-i‘n who lonlilit'd bouillon
those given l-‘riilnr wore John A
lltlllli of Holmium. N .i . Limbs lloni‘lil
of l’ntnrnon. N .l. and .\lr. tlrillln til
the Pentium, ilrlllln Cu. or lirltigupori
These witnornco. lilto tho oilirr toutin-
fnoturorn, worr- put on ll) lilo tit'iouul‘
to allow that iorro unit not until) it)
tho union to Iinlnnlzr their tnvlorliw
and that tiny wrro not continuing tho
running oi tlioni nndur union mnditionn
llt'i‘lllillt.‘ of rtwrolnn.
l‘nlrit‘k t’onnoily, ilot'roiliry oi the
tnnitors' union in ilniiliory. wan oxnmc
luod rclnlis-r to tho prnvontlinuu at rou-
vcntiouii oi the Amoriran l‘iitloriition
of Labor. inwblrli i-oloruni‘o wait modi-
to the unlonirlng of tho lloninl and
Horn inotorlon and tho expound union
trio; of tho Loowc tarlory. it» won
also called on to tell what ho know at
the dittorcnt liirlorimi throughout the
country. A long lint oi ninhtii'notornrs
wan road by Mr. iii-orb with tho. ““4
iiuvnluntlluu iliul Wlllll‘lil-l with to intro
rupt him who» iin innotiunrii li inunu4
trieluror who had horn lhkon dip by
tho union.
Wiiuil ronri t'ionml Mr. l‘olihnliv
Wills liniiliin (‘l‘tlliH4i‘\lll|lllli‘il by lung-ml
Morrill and tho Phillilllliilllill will lw
mauniod when court «nitration 'l‘nm
day morning
we.» at“ 44
Tflllfi TO KILLM Hl! WIFE.
NEW MlNDON. .liin. l‘l.»—~Wiillniii
It. Bennett. charged with stimuli with
intent to kill hill with. .Aiinlo million.
who hound over to the iiuurrior nonrt
and hold iii bands at llama. noiineii,
«domino to hit- titre. allot at her
whitnrho refused to giro him more
llitillfl‘ other he had been drinking.
Gill run from it I! calibre revolver
affiialt‘a corset stool and min dollortrd
Ito that it did not lllll’lll ism, llonnvii.
'l'wtyiim «hull wont wild.
Stiller Yourm Out oi Order Siomlielt
and End: All indigestion Five
Minutes Later
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There would not be a case oi! indl
nation have it roadore who are not»
act to Stomach trouble know the
tremendoua nuttrermeut and digestive
virtue contained in Diapepsin. This
harmless preparation will digest a
hoary meal with out the all blast fill!!!
or discomfort, and relieve ti in nmirent,
acid stomach in. live Ininnlon hosldon
ovnrctmiing all foul, Nnnuoons odors
from the breath. 4
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the {orniuln plainly piloted on each 50
cont cane of Papa a Diapeaiii. than you
will readily nndorstnnd why this
promptly outwit indignation and re-
moves such symptoms as Heartburn,
a feeling iiko lump (it lead in tho
otoniach. Belohlng of Gan and Ernita
tiona oi’ undigested food water brash
Nnnnea. Headache. Billioniinosn and
many other had symptoms; and, lit};
shit-u. you will. not need inxativos to
keep your stomach. liver and intro
tines clean and fresh.
it your SlOlllat‘h in sour and full oi
[tan or your food doesn’t digont, till-’l
your meals don't noem to ill. why not
got a fill—cent came from your druggist
and make lilo worth liiing'.’ Abfiifliliilt
reiit‘l horn Stomach iiilaarv and per
rm digestion of anything you eat in
nine to follow lilo minuirn allot. :.ind
bouillon, ono cusp is sufficient to (‘lll'i‘
a wholo family «it nut-ii troublo.
Surely a harmless. innitponnlrv
proparntion liko illapopsin, which will
alums, either at daytimi- or during
night, rollm-c your stomach misery and
digest your minds. ll- about it: handy
and valnnhlo a thing as you could have
in the bonito.
ii the lope of your booth iiialtli you:
gotta. have your whopping ling nintii- oi
suivtlo in the name whom it in tho
illnliioti.
Getting?”
Back to
Coffee
Eli‘il mm and then it <i4it.iln
proportion of ianailim <i<4'4piiit
from (Lt! lw airu path and take a
try at amino substitute {m tor-
obi)
for. to ri4lnin to tho old
liowriino with limit on- in than
m‘rl‘. 1 how “no um um Moi-2hr
and Join :{II‘ (follow lli'Vt'I lllll‘ i.
of mini: :ai‘wlliulrs lliil iiii‘
sniiuiliul anti YUi' will hi4. lo li.4
tho constantly ll i\\lll . .zrim .ll
rnnlviilmi iifim‘n.
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Inuit litmus tn «In. With tho rapid V 7;
mwihoimm
.i or} «r 2
shop 0! a. filtration 108 George street,
was bullion into by burglars Saint-dim.
and robbed of"! one worth a! vain?
ables in the Shape in Watches. chain
and rinse. The burglaro effected an
entrance through the roar of tho
store and procured the valuables fiom
tho note by boring a. hole in it.
The entire detective force has been
put on the trail at the bold burglars
and today a systematic search of the
community is being made.
Several thousand dollar. worth at
diamondil were in the store within
reach of the burglars but strangolv
enough they did not touch them. It is
thought possible that the men became
alartnod with» in tilt: midst of their
work anti tied lit-lore complrting their
Job
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WILL JUST SUIT THE OCCASlON
$6.00 a Pair
FOR ANY OCCASION, THE
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